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The discovery of polarized gamma-ray bursts suggests that they are powered by strong magnetic fields in the explosions of massive stars
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The discovery of polarized gamma-ray bursts suggests that they are powered by strong magnetic fields in the explosions of massive stars
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Former CERN boss has been appointed director of the Culham laboratory
The work that I provided under the title Infinities was enthusiastically taken up by Ronconi and our collaboration began. I chose this subject because, despite being abstract, it is nonetheless familiar to everyone, or at least so they think. Ronconi told me early on in our discussions of an extraordinary space in Milan that he […]
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